Richard Gavalis

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Richard "Raahu" Gavalis is a music producer^[1] who has produced several well-known albums. He currently works out of his studio, in Royersford, Pennsylvania, which he purchased from founder David Ivory in 1992, as Ivory was leaving to work in Sigma Sound Studios.^[2]

Partial discography[]

Bloodhound Gang[]

• One Fierce Beer Coaster^[3]
• Hooray for Boobies
• Hefty Fine

Last Martyrs of a Lost Cause[]

• Sunrays to Starlight (2008)
• Don't shoot the messenger EP (2006)

Long Shot Hero[]

• Regrets No More (2005)^[4]

Others[]

• Corey Feldman – Former Child Actor (2002)
• - (2019)

References[]

External links[]

• Dome Sound Studios
• Rich Gavalis on Allmusic